Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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A g85 61,08 f 12' Af Bllillllllg., young lllL1SlI'dlOfS, sculptors IFILLIIOI LlCCOI1lOI'S tashlon designers and Ullllllliflldl artlsts XlJll'lglOl l has In ill iomhxncd yuth the la es LIIUIIJIIILIIL and xnutmg rooms the art dcp llllIlLIll 15 produclng a ulde and yery lJIUlLSS1OIldl lookxng dlsplayf ol talent l nclcr the clpable assistance of XII' mgton s yelyf pttlent art teachers art nundtd students hayc turned out copper jcuelty cement or plaster sculpture, IJHIIUIIQS ol uery' medxum lmoleum or yt ood blocks and pcncxl or mk drayungs Subjects ire 1I1lCI'C5llI1g and yarxed often st1ll lxlcs set up by om own students The mo art rooms arc equtpped yslth photo screens and sllde projectors enabllng stu dents to study the yu orks of the1r famous lOI'LI'llIlllClS Whether yfou are mterested lll nt ts L1 career or are just puttermg nound Xlllllgltjll offers you the chance to lulhll your xslshes Debbxe layenson and Paula ann Glossman work chltgently on 'N' chalk IIIIPICSSIOII5 uhlle Sandy Hendler and Date Del-layls seem to he haung drthculty choosxng Cqlllplllelll WL0l'Lg Phd fd CI'lllCl5ll'lg a poster are the art department lnstruttors Fduard Nagle and joseph Olson CP- I u N 9 W 7' Beth Noocluartls talents at the tltamtxg, board arc adnured by Iom Sluelds while Xl Hotthtngton puts thc llllhlllllg touches on hrs sketch -g..,y- I9 l:,,, K 'I - sy 5-W' -. ,, ev ?.,f-' -' 1 f -, Q' ' A 1 . , A A ' '1 - l T Q L- Q I - . U - s y , ur Y 1 I ' .,.. I, v ' .' . -t K ' . ' I 5 , I , I -ta+..,2P - so - t e . I E . y I y .1 , , .', 1 .X I l X A , the 1 . L ' ' t t 1 5 5 ' is . . . . g., 'A f ' - - 'z ' ' ' ' ' , . Jo- t seph Olson and Nlr. Edwin Nagel-Aly .P 'Q Y R 2 l - ' n R . . 1. K , X s 1 I- k. . . K fv Nl . . 1. I ' X NX 'rx .il 'gk L 1 i . H 1 ., ' 'Zu li f K ,. ' ' ' n A U . A N, Y . ' 1 is in ' . H 0 A' E 1 V- B y, .k. , , . . n p ' A. , ' , , . . is , t .V f., , f wa. s H he H+,

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'--W'1 '-'W'-11-1 naman: ','i0lv' 9 . ,,, 5' tx. MLL. s -ov, Blblllllf, C Hens receues a telephone order wshxle Barbara XS olte takes dtclatton and lxnda Schvx artz and Pat Baer go about thelr work For those students xx ho choose the uorld of lJllSll'lCSS as thelr field ol endeavor the bUS1IlCSS department of Abtngton provides extellent OppOI'lllIllllCS lor tram mg -X gxrl COIHplCl.lI1g thxs course sull have no anxle t1es about 8.Cql1lflI1g a IJOSIIIOYI tn the secretarlal Held She IS thoroughlx lnstructed 1n txpmg and shorthand and has had extensxve practlce on the most modern of office l1ldChlI1CI'X The future accountant wlll be thank ful rn later wears lor the background tn busmess math etnatlcs he recexwed here Through our excellent fac1l1 tles and vsell educated laculty those lnterested IU clert cal work are tlso gnen 1 chance to become expert It IS for these reasons then th tt each xeir local busmesses and enterprlses throughout the Phtladelphta lnetro polltan area are eager to entplox the Abrngton grad egzzcfenfd Qdepare bL6Ll'w5:5 at-f .1 N49 'Civ' ,,,-.,, Q-fl Nlr Roberts guns experienced gutdance to Dlana jenklns on the .- X .gg The Busmess Educauon Department gathers tn thetr workroom Seated XS lllxam Poster ane Nlc Donald Hste Nlexus Ruth lxonklc lharles Robelt and Dorothx lerntnert .Standzng Xnthom Hantjts -Xlbert N rlght Robut Nltllu and Herbert lxerchner . -,.. A--. - . ., ' 0 I l T 3 Z? Q . X , , H-f ' . I ' 0 Qlf, W 'T 1 1 ,1 ' - 1 ' 1 A , I' - 11 . 1 ' J A , V , so ' Q 1 ' l 1 , . 1 1 A 1 V' ' ' . 'Y . . lv . I , by I . V L . g . . ' - .awww A r gut V ,I V , . Q . .- E, , 1 I ' Q 2 1 1' 1 '. ' ' 1 V . 1 1 . 1 X .i - 1 ' X fs uate, intricaties of the colnptometer, q Ago , sr-i - X ii' :Z 22 lil? Y gl 1 gli t I , ,, ,rr tml, N, , ' ti . QQ- it 4 . 5 ' ' , I . e , i Y A . t V ' V , W, 5- K vi V 'Z-'LO z Q ' X ' r :L ' 1 ,tp - ' . e t ' f: x 7 gt , 4 , , x X K . . 'j NX V, 4f ' 44 Q K 4 ' ,ff - I: T 1 Q-4. A -' - I ,- 18

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Judy Lachrnan, Dot Ceneviva. Carol Kunz, Ruth Lewis, Miss Davis, and Johann Cataldi are busy with the necessary chore of clean up. ju, fare con0mi5f5 QUEEN, OWQZ Ciih 4QJZC8H16WZf The intricacies of the sewing machine are explained to Gail Kleese, bv Mrs. Xvesterfield. while Carol Arnold watches and Pat Medlin works on her pattern. U nov-v Ills l Y. I il 20 Our home economics instruct- ors, jane Davis and Frames Westerheld. v.. -gf' is ,Yi S if . 3, sf I :mv ' ?f . 'Q ,Q , K, , VM V7 iii. 435 4 The modernity of our new high school is perhaps demonstrated most forcibly in the home economics departtnent. Found here are home freezer, electric dishwasher, clothes washer, drier, eve-level oven, and a beautiful dining area with a built-in brick planter. The department head, 'lane Davis, with the help of Frances Xvesterfield assists the girls in getting the most out ol' this excellent equipment. Girls who take home economics learn not only the fundamentals of cooking and sewing, but also acquire knowledge about shopping for food, planning and serving meals, caring lor home and children, and pre- senting a well ordered home. Thev learn the duties of a homemaker and how to fulfill these duties most elticientlv. These luckv girls have as part of their t'classroom a kitchen, sitting room, and dining area. These serve as a lnodel lor selecting a beautiful but practical luture home. The Home litonomics Department forms an im- portant IJLIII ol the school activities. It provides expert servit e at manv special events and in the spring puts on a lashion show. The departmenfs showcase in the hall alwavs has a timelv displav that is infor- mative and helpful to ev erv girl in school.